be the fbi took a long time to arrest him. all three were charged, essentially, with what's known as material support prosecutions. so the terrorism law that was seriously beefed up after 9/11. and this law has been used widely. it charges you with providing support to terrorists. what's controversial about it is it doesn't necessarily mean you did anything. you didn't commit a terrorist act, but you provided aid, supplies, money, sometimes even yourself as a foot soldier in the cause of terrorism. christopher paul would be someone you consider a very passionate ideological person. also i think probably a pretty honorable person. he really didn't fight his prosecution at all. he, there were a few court filings, but essentially he agreed to plead guilty almost immediately. he refused to testify or offer any information that might help him. so he's now in federal prison serving a 20-year sentence. abdi, the somali, everied a very -- received a very light sentence because the evidence against him was probably pretty thin, and he'